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Toast???

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jstbcs · 29/11/2005 14:49

when can babies have it? with/without butter/marg ?

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nailpolish · 29/11/2005 14:50

i pretty much gave dd's toast really early, they just used to suck it! didnt usually put any butter on it, too messy

if i did it was butter though, not marg

jstbcs · 29/11/2005 14:51

how early? white/ brown bread?

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Gobbledigook · 29/11/2005 14:51

As soon as they could sit up and hold things i think! Wholemeal toast is better than white because it crumbles more rather than sticking to their palate - more potential for choking on white bread I think (could be talking crap but that's how I feel about it!).

nailpolish · 29/11/2005 14:52

dd's were 6 months before they had anything apart from milk

and i used brown bread but without bitties in it

chicagomum · 29/11/2005 14:53

wholemeal,but not one of those ones with the grainy bits in with butter at the same time as you start weaning (6 months)

jstbcs · 29/11/2005 18:28

bump

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Merlin · 29/11/2005 18:30

with a scraping of Marmite too - DS2 loves it! (I was a Marmite baby BTW )

peachandpear · 29/11/2005 21:30

Yes DS3 loves marmite toast, tend to do wholemeal bread without bits. Cut into fingers and/or tiny tiny squares. Drinks loads afterwards!!!!! He was 7 months when 1st gave him toast.

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